Zhang Wei didn't sleep well all night, so he got a call from Tao Jiang early in the morning.

The two came to the hotel where Park Junkui was staying. Ding Mao and Park Junkui had already had breakfast, and the two were sitting in the corner of the lobby drinking coffee leisurely.

"Mr. Park is early, Mr. Ding is early!"

Tao Jiang greeted the two of them and sat down next to Ding Mao: "Gary will be here shortly. He has prepared materials for tomorrow's exchange. Do you think we should be here or go to the company?"

?”

Ding Mao looked at Park Junkui: "Mr. Park, what do you think?"

Park Junkui thought for a moment and said: "Just go to my room. You can smoke in my room."

Tao Jiang and Ding Mao nodded in agreement, and then both looked at Zhang Wei in unison.

Zhang Wei is a long-time smoker and takes a few puffs when he has free time. People who know him well know this, so the two of them subconsciously felt that Park Junkui chose to go to his room, which was probably because he was concerned about Zhang Wei's feelings.

Zhang Wei was a little embarrassed when the two looked at him: "Isn't this inappropriate? Why don't you go to our company? There is no one in the company on weekends, so you can smoke as you like, and our company has projectors and whiteboards, which are away from here

It’s not too far…”

Zhang Wei found several reasons and rambled on. Pu Junkui didn't object, and Ding Mao and Tao Jiang even less objected. After all, there are always some scruples in the boss's room, but going to Zhang Wei's company would not be too much.

Too many worries.

The four of them chatted for a while and then Gary arrived. The five of them happened to be in the same car, so they all got into Tao Jiang's car without any further delay.

Arriving at Zhang Wei's company more than ten minutes later, Park Junkui stood at the door, looked around a few times, and asked Zhang Wei: "Is this the office where you usually work?"

Zhang Wei smiled and nodded, pointing to a position by the window: "That's my position over there."

Pu Junkui looked at the location pointed by Zhang Wei. There were a few A4 papers scattered on an empty simple desk. It looked a bit shabby, so he looked back at Zhang Wei: "Your office environment is better than I imagined.

It's worse."

Zhang Wei didn't understand it for a while, but Zhang Wei, who always boasted that he had up to the standard of emotional intelligence, immediately felt something and said: "Our company is headquartered in Shanghai, and this is a branch. It was just established this year, so it looks simple now."

It has improved a bit and will improve in the future.”

Park Junkyu asked again: "Have you ever considered changing the environment?"

Not only Zhang Wei understood this question, but also several other people understood it. Park Junkui was extending an olive branch to Zhang Wei.

Zhang Wei thought for a moment, smiled and shook his head: "Thank you, Mr. Pu, but I don't have this idea yet."

It's not that Zhang Wei is not tempted, after all, AC's salary is much higher than that of Youmai, and his annual income is definitely more than twice what he is now. If this invitation comes from Ding Mao, Zhang Wei will definitely not accept it.

If you hesitate, you will immediately agree.

But Park Junkui was different. From Zhang Wei's point of view, Park Junkui simply wanted to help him and did not have any interests. That was why Zhang Wei rejected him.

After all, Zhang Wei weighs a few pounds and is well-connected. He is not qualified to enter a foreign company just because of his language skills, let alone other work abilities. If he goes to AC, he will only embarrass Park Junkyu.

Park Junkui smiled and said nothing more.

Afterwards, Zhang Wei invited several people into the conference room, and immediately ran to Lu Wenfeng's seat to dig out tea leaves, brewed a few cups of tea, and sent them into the conference room. After helping Gary debug the projector, Zhang Wei went to get two more

A disposable water cup, filled it with a little water, and placed one between Ding Mao and Park Junkui.

"There's no ashtray in the company, so let's just use this one."

After saying that, Zhang Wei put down another disposable "ashtray" that was specially made for him. Zhang Wei decisively carried forward his style and hurriedly took out his "Five Leaf God" and gave a cigarette to Ding Mao and Park Junkui.

Afterwards, Zhang Wei immediately took out the lighter he had just received last night, flicked his hand to light it, and leaned over to light cigarettes for the two of them.

After Ding Mao finished lighting his cigarette, he stared at the lighter in Zhang Wei's hand with some curiosity: "Manager Zhang, where did you buy this ZIP? Mr. Park also has a similar one, it looks like the same model."

Zhang Wei smiled and nodded: "Yes, it's a global limited edition. Only two have been released so far."

Park Junkui smiled and acquiesced. Zhang Wei's words were indeed correct. Currently, Jingjing has only produced two of them, and they are global limited editions of the same model.

Ding Mao and Tao Jiang were even more convinced that the relationship between Zhang Wei and Park Junkui was unusual. This was actually Zhang Wei's little thought, and the purpose was to improve his voice when talking to other AC people in the future.

After smoking a cigarette, Gary started his performance.

To be honest, the PPT prepared by Gary this time is very good. Compared with the one during the last exchange in Guangzhou Port, it is much better.

It can be seen that because the main communication object this time is Gary's communication with the leaders of the company, he has modified a large number of text introductions and professional terms in the PPT and replaced them with exquisite pictures, which looks much more beautiful and generous.

However, Park Junkui frowned more and more as he listened. As soon as Gary finished his PPT, Park Junkui immediately shook his head and said: "Gary, what you prepared is not good. This PPT needs major changes..."

Then, Park Junkui asked Gary to play the PPT again, and then he proposed modifications to Gary page by page.

At first, a few people thought that Park Junkui was too picky, and they didn't think there were any big problems with Gary's PPT.

However, when Gary revised it according to Park Junkui's opinion and re-told it according to Park Junkui's suggestion, the effect was completely different. Everyone couldn't help but applaud and had to admire Park Junkui's cleverness.

Although the revised PPT contains much less content than before, it is more concise, clear, and easy to understand, making it easy for people to listen and leave a deep impression.

The most important thing is that there is a strong logical relationship between these impressive "key points". People who listen to it will naturally connect these "key points" mentioned in the PPT into a whole.

This will create an illusion that it is most correct to implement it step by step only in accordance with the "key points" mentioned in the PPT. Missing any link will create risks, which may cause serious consequences, or even lead to project failure.

This is also what the senior executives of Party A who participated in the meeting care about most. Most of these senior executives of Party A do not understand technology and do not care about the process, but they care most about the results. Any risk that leads to project failure is unacceptable.

Because the higher the risk you take, the greater the responsibility you will bear if you fail. Few senior people who have finally reached their current status are stupid enough to take huge risks and do something that may destroy their future.

"Silly things".

Not wanting to lose what you have gained, and being in a high position are afraid of falling. This is a common problem among many high-level officials, and it is also due to human nature.

The reason why Park Junkyu thought of such a design probably has a lot to do with him being a senior executive of AC Asia Pacific.

I believe that once the senior staff of Guangdong Yixin accept the content transmitted in this PPT, then some people in this group will use it as a reference intentionally or unintentionally. This is equivalent to setting up barriers for other manufacturers and becoming a standard.
Chapter completed!